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Reporting or argument about abortion medications, distribution, regulation or use.
If adopted, the measure would further prohibit abortion/abortion pill trafficking, protecting pregnant moms and preborn children from the violence of abortion.
Read →Months after a Tennessee pregnancy center employee sounded the alarm on a sketchy package of abortion pills received by a client, the underhanded distribution of these pills continues. Three more dodgy packages of pills have come to the same clinic in clients’ possession.
Read →While a lot of attention is focused on the efforts of pro-lifers to see the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reimpose restrictions on the abortion pills which would stop the mailing of these pills to pro-life states, the other side continue to push to get rid of any limits on the distribution of mifepristone whatsoever. […] The post The Abortion Industry Doesn’t Care if Women Die From Abortion Pills appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →In the final days leading up to the midterms, Democrat Senate candidate Sherrod Brown is facing a new line of attack — that he helped pave the way for a Toledo man to obtain abortion drugs online and force them on his pregnant girlfriend. A new ad from Reclaim Our Christian Culture PAC targets low-propensity ...
Read →A Senate report warns of abortion pill manufacturers’ ‘consistent pattern of a lack of transparency’ and inability to ‘articulate any steps they are taking or will take to address the plethora of online prescribers.’
Read →In January 2023, Joe Biden's FDA handed your neighborhood pharmacy permission to sell the abortion pill. A Senate investigation released in August 2026 finally counted how many pharmacies took the deal.
Read →An estimated 6,000 pharmacies are willing to dispense the deadly abortion pill — and this is likely an underestimation — with more than 8,000 prescribers.
Read →However, more than 1,800 Alabama women reportedly traveled to other states to abort their babies in 2025, and women may also have committed illegal chemical abortions with mail-order pills.
Read →Many people have told their abortion pill stories online. One British woman made a YouTube video about taking the abortion pill.
Read →Fourteen state attorneys general, led by Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway, asked the Environmental Protection Agency to study the environmental impact and potential contamination of public drinking water resulting from ever-increasing use of the abortion pills mifepristone and miso... The post Senate Democrats Attack EPA Study on Abortion Drugs in Your Drinking Water appeared first on The Human Life Review .
Read →The agency’s decision has since prompted a concerted effort by Democratic senators to have the drugs removed from its list of substances under surveillance.
Read →A Texas woman is suing a national pro-life advocacy group, alleging that she should receive financial compensation because their leader and several members violated a state law the organization championed by ordering abortion drugs as part of an undercover operation.
Read →Senate Democrats suggested that abortion pills don’t threaten America’s water supply, but mifepristone in drinking water could potentially lead to infertility.
Read →In April 2021, Biden's FDA quit requiring a doctor's visit before women took the abortion pill. In April 2026, a Louisiana federal judge gave the FDA six months to finish its...
Read →In light of an FDA-purported review of chemical abortion pills, it’s important to note that information currently with the Environmental Protection Agency is extremely relevant. Dr.
Read →Oswald Clark, U.S. Correspondent: Lawyers for two pro-life pregnancy care centres being sued by California Attorney General Rob Bonta for promoting Abortion Pill Reversal (APR) said in their closing brief the State had not met the burden in any element of the lawsuit being brought against Heartbeat International and RealOptions Medical Clinics.
Read →The Food and Drug Administration has projected a March deadline to release its long-awaited review of the safety of the abortion pill. A court document says the FDA “plans to compare mifepristone’s safety to that of surgical abortions through 10 weeks’ gestation,” according to NBC News...
Read →Joe Biden's FDA let abortion pills ship by mail without a single in-person doctor visit. Every one of those pills ends up somewhere, and the Trump EPA finally decided to go...
Read →Planned Parenthood spent years telling women the abortion pill was safer than Tylenol. Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier sat down with Live Action's Lila Rose to explain what comes next.
Read →Democrats don’t want Americans to know if abortion pills are contaminating America’s drinking water. Senate Democrats demanded Thursday that the Environmental Protection Agency stop plans to test drinking water for the abortion pill mifepristone.
Read →The Biden administration's FDA removed the in-person examination requirement for prescribing the abortion pill mifepristone in 2021, facilitating unregulated mail distribution and eliminating key patient protections. Two Charlotte Lozier Institute scholars recommend the FDA reinstate these requirements, improve data collection on complications, and investigate non-compliant providers to ensure patient safety and proper oversight of abortion pill use.
Read →Last week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) provided a court-ordered update on the status of the agency’s long-awaited safety review of the abortion drug mifepristone. The study officially began in September 2025 with a completion date set for the end of 2026—but on October 7, the agency reported that the study would be published […] The post FDA Provides Update on Abortion Drug Review appeared first on Concerned Women for America .
Read →Abortion pill pushers kept mailing their drugs into Texas long after the state outlawed it. On October 13, 2026, a Harris County mother sued Kristan Hawkins for trying to expose them.
Read →“Our prayer is that we will be able to help moms see their baby and bond with their baby,”
Read →Senate Democrats demanded answers Thursday from Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin about an agency study to detect the abortion pill mifepristone in drinking water. Led by Sen.
Read →Senate Democrats are pressuring the Environmental Protection Agency to drop its study on the presence of abortion pill chemicals in the water supply, which they argue is driven by anti-abortion politics rather than sound science. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), Sen.
Read →Though one virtual abortion pill dispensary uses humor to advertise on social media, its lack of accuracy and disregard for safety aren't funny.
Read →When abortion pills no longer require a doctor, how can we keep insisting that only the provider should be held accountable?
Read →Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, is pressing the Food and Drug Administration for answers on the delayed abortion pill study, arguing that the findings could affect conservatives’ efforts to end federal funding for abortion.
Read →Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
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